Anna Butterss’ Mighty Vertebrate is a striking album that defies easy categorization, blending jazz, indie, and experimental music into a cohesive and imaginative body of work. Hailing from Adelaide, Australia,
Brenton Wood is an unsung hero of the 1960s soul era, a name that may not ring as many bells as Marvin Gaye or Smokey Robinson but deserves just as
All The Days, the latest from Ireland’s The Devlins has a decidedly retro feel to it. Across 11 beautifully airy, synth-driven tracks the band brings to mind the early ‘80s
On Shine Away, the third album by Seattle rockers Naked Giants, the band gets introspective and showcases a more mature sound. The trio built its name on the unbridled energy
The Hard Quartet’s debut self-titled double album is a gorgeous collection of fuzzy indie-rock earworms that ebb and flow with scruffy charm. The alt-rock legends (Emmett Kelly, Stephen Malkmus, Matt
In the mid-2010s, slide guitar-wielding blues rocker Michelle Malone was as raucous as any on the scene. Yet, Malone has always had the sweeter singer-songwriter, country soul side, too, as definitively evidenced
The sophomore album from the SoCal-based Thee Sacred Souls speaks to their throwback style before the music even starts, as the trio of drummer Alex Garcia, bassist Sal Samano, and
It has been a few years since we heard from Caribou, the project of electronic producer Dan Snaith, but one could argue we know more about the artist than ever
Fifteen years ago, Alice In Chains did the unthinkable: they released an album with a new lead singer, William DuVall, stepping into the immense shadow of Layne Staley. Black Gives
Sensational. Hair-raising. Breathtaking. Brilliant. Since bursting onto the scene in 2017, countless writers, bloggers, critics, etc. – yours truly included – have exhausted nearly every superlative available to try to
